This is a great idea, but probably too complex and cumbersome for our organisation to implement. To get the agreement to use AWS, and do the due diligence required to onboard them as a supplier is probably 3 months of work, then trying to get a developer allocated to build the software using these a...

In cloud manager, it shows the status of each pipeline.  Deployment pipelines take 1-2 hours to run, and sometimes fail for no reason and have to be re-run, meaning it can take a day to deploy a simple code change to one env, e.g. "test".  (then similar times to deploy it to the next env in the proc...

Interestingly, we tried this manual way of creating a version. When we click on preview on a version, it either says "preview not available" or gives this: Cannot serve request to /tmp/versionhistory/2d66a1a4b5da2f269c005e8fe6c2f3ebc559004f45341dc28bfb0fb0a485092/0555832a-6c4e-43d4-8218-a7c25ee063a4...

Thanks.  We would never have looked here, and the content editors would never remember to do this given then have spent the last 3 years just editing the pages.The versioning needs to be automatic- every time you publish an edited page it should give you a new versions, anything else will fail.The t...

Our 20+ content team have been editing our 10 or so sites, with may be 500 pages per site, without any ability to revert to previous page versions or even see what pervious versions were, as AEM doesnt have this. Frequently, we find a page which was edited say 10 days ago, but last published 20 days...

WE have GA on our pages, but this is not the whole story. Does AEM sites have any sort of web stats we can view/query, which includes hits on CDN (because Adobe charge full price for pages and json served from cheap CDN service (fastly), not just on pages served by the AEM publish instances. EM page...

Unfortunately, this only shows bandwidth in GBps.  event the "storage" tab, which we would espect to show how close we are to our 1TB image, only (and incorrectly) shows bandwidth (shows 2.2GBs under "disk used". So we have no way to check our allowance or usage for number of images served and space...

Yes, we cant split out dispatcher into its own pipeline, because then you have to separate FE and BE into separate pipelines, which makes it unusable. We always change FE and BE code together, e.g. we edit models or servlets in Java, then edit the components in the FE to use these changes. It would ...

I have found the answer, and its quite unbelievable. Adobe have named two different thing the same thing."full stack" is both:1) the legacy full stack pipeline, which builds and deploys dispatcher, front end and backend code as one. WE use this for all our pipelines, but dont want to.2) the Backend ...

we use "full stack" for all our non prod pipelines.  It builds, tests and deploys our front end code (react/js/css etc) in ui.xxx dir, our backend java code in core dir, and the dispatcher configs in dispatcher dir. We have always wanted to separate our dispatcher, so we can a) make redirects and do...